The Most Emotional Moments in Games Ever
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:45 Cyberpunk 2077 - "The" Ending
6:51 Nier Automata - Ending E
11:16 Inscryption - The Twist
15:38 Mass Effect - Mordin
19:54 HiFi Rush - Track 11
23:48 Fallout 3 - Vault Exit
27:00 World of Warcraft - Lich King
30:50 Bioshock - Would You Kindly
34:24 Halo - Warthog Run
37:03 Death Stranding - Port Knot City
40:04 Fortnite - A Moment in Time
42:50 Call of Duty - Red Death
45:32 Zelda TOTK - Master Sword
48:59 KOTOR - Revan Reveal
51:50 Titanfall - The Ark
54:44 Walking Dead - Lee - เกม
Wow what an awesome video I would sub to this guy for sure
Thanks me
Subbed sometime ago, just for the intros!
@@TayeTalks you dog 😎
Metal gear solid deserved a mention pi ops as well
Did you sub tho, it's been over two months?
Finding Ciri and bringing her back to Kaer Morhen is one of the most beautiful and memorable moments I’ve felt playing a video game. There’s so many memorable moments in the Witcher 3, such a masterpiece.
I would agree if not for those irritating dwarfs
I disagree. When I started the game I was like: OMG I gotta find Ciri!!
80 hours, numerous side quests and hundred of question-marks later, I was like: Who's Ciri??
Choosing an option to throw-hands with a fat-bastard because he was throwing shade on one of Geralt's squeezes was my most impactful moment😁
I appreciate the way you talk about the slower moments in games. Everyone remembers the high adrenaline action sequences, but the moments when the games slow down and breathe for a few minutes are always the most impactful to me.
In 2077 after you rescue Saul and stay in the abandoned house, that entire scene and then opening the door the next morning to the sunrise in that quiet space before the world comes to life has always stuck with me.
2077 does those quiet moments better than any other game I've ever seen
100% agree that cyberpunk just handles moments like that better than any others out there which is why I love it, and thanks for supporting my work!
Cyberpunk's "forbidden" ending broke me. I cried when I saw it the first time.
One of the most emotional scenes out there, thanks for watching!
I can't do it. I'd sooner take the Devil Ending than this one.
Which one is that? Is that New Dawn Fades? I got that on my play through. And felt it for days after. Emotional impact was just beyond words.
The scene of Arthur Morgan dying will always stay with me...This man was so much more than "just a video game protagonist" - it almost felt like losing a dear friend!
Such a great moment would have been great in this list for sure, thanks for watching!
@@FranklyGamingThank you for making these bangers left and right dude ;)
3 months later and I'm still mending from the Cyberpunk endings, couldnt start the game again since :D
I feel like people don’t talk about them enough they are all so good for sure, and thanks for watching!
You need to play more games bruh!
@@antilysisgaming5646 cyberpunk is amazing bruh
@@antilysisgaming5646 I did and no game ever game close. Did't play RDR2 tho
Sometimes the quiet calm moments after the storm can be the most memorable in a game. I remember spending close to an hour on each train ride in Metro Exudes despite them being completely skippable, and i don't regret it, you get to talk to characters and hear their past and present moments which made the characters feel far more alive and real to me making the pre-ending much more depressing
Control - Ashtray Maze. One of the coolest and most insane moments in any game ever.
Great one I liked control a lot but haven’t talked about it much
Played this for the first time the other day. Great fun.
The conversation between Lincoln Clay and Sal Marcano from Mafia 3 is my favorite moment in the game.
Haven’t seen this one I know mafia is apparently great though, thanks for watching!
@FranklyGaming The Mafia series is very underrated, especially Mafia 3
So far, the section in Ghost of Tsushima where Jin goes back to his home village and has a series of interactions with Yuriko is the only moment in a video game that actually got me to shed tears.
I played through Titanfall 2 yesterday and it was honestly one of the best experiences I've ever had
Revan reveal is just goated, still my absolute favorite.
Definitely one of the best twists out there, hopefully they figure out the remake
@FranklyGaming As far as I know, the remake isn't happening. I'm sort of glad that the project got canceled. 🤣
This. This is (in my opinion) what makes games so special, and why your channel is so great. Finding and valuing the beautiful, quiet, and small moments that really make games meaningful.
Really appreciate the support!
The suicide ending in Cyberpunk was the first ending I went with because for some reason I just missed all the signs that V was talking about killing himself. Man, when I saw the video messages that shit broke my heart lol. I've done all the endings and my favorite is still Don't Fear the Reaper. Saying fuck it I won't put my friends life in danger and being confident in yourself and your abilities to get the job done for the last time honestly gives me chills.
From 1997 to present day. I have been there. Final Fantasy7, Halo 1, Fallout 3, Bioshock, Crysis, World of Warcraft, Mass Effect 1-3, CallofDuty4, Titanfall2, Hi-FiRush. Great Moments, great Memories that Nowadays no one can take it away from me. great journey. thank you for the walk on memory lane. leaving a like.
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I could name a few too. Spec Ops The Line, XCOM 2, We The Revolution
Ya almost put spec ops the line in but at least talked about it in my “most profound questions in games” video
Wow, that white phosphorus moment.
@@secondaryfront The ending, realization that all you have been fighting for was a mirage
take a shot every time he says "of all time"
Haha not trying to kill anyone out here 😂
My girlfriend thought Fallout 3 was a weird game about a 50s fallout shelter lmao. I didn't say a word. As she was getting to the end she's like, "they're gonna catch me arent they? WTF is out there, omg, I dont wanna leave the vault lol". She started to actually get scared lol. Then during the loading screen she was siting there just says, "oh shit, oh shit, oh shit". Then the blinding light and she was in complete silence and awe. It was one of the greatest things to sit there and watch lol.
RDR2. Arthur's last ride hits like a boulder. As soon as the music starts, you know the gang and his story are about to end. That moment, for me, represents *why pace matters*.
Why a slow narrative with various mundane tasks can lead to such an impactful climax, even if we mostly figured how it would end, from playing RDR1.
That game is all about the journey, not the destination, and that scene hits that point perfectly
Your videos are so professionally scripted, narrated and edited; I just watch them as elaborate movies!!!
You have very keen eyes and soulful impressions and I love it.
Really appreciate the kind words! Thank you for supporting what I do
I watch videos like this with the sole purpose of making sure NieR is mentioned. Good man
A man or class lol
Its sad that the Outer Wilds ending didn't make it into the video 😔 Definitely my most compelling moment in any videogame.
Gotta say getting the Master Sword in TotK made me cry. Like some people, I had no idea what form of getting the MS would be this time around. So here I am minding my own business on my hoverbike, when I see a dragon that's flying notably higher than the others. By the very last cell of my battery, I made it to the awe-inspiring dragon, and walked along its serene path of a body. As I got to the head... lo and behold. Ok, this time it's stamina. Just like the hoverbike, I had JUST enough of the stamina check to pull it. Possibly the most rewarding moment I've felt playing a game.
But what made it even more special is that I did it before I got any references of Zelda becoming the dragon in those teardrop scenes. Finding out in complete retrospect made it far more special to me. I didn't obtain the MS through plot, I earned it through answering the call of adventure.
Also I give a shout-out to the revelation moment of MGS2. Learning how the world really works through a videogame...😵💫
Hey man great vid, keep em comming.
Omg the Mass Effect Music 😢😭
Still gets the grown ass dad tears out of me I swear.
Once again you so eloquently put the words to what I felt playing Cyberpunk and choosing that “final” ending.
Despite the awful launch, glitches and other shenanigans Cyberpunk is easily one of the best games I’ve ever played because of those quiet little moments that have the biggest impact.
There will never be a videogame universe quite like that of Mass Effect.
Ellie : "He tried to..."
Joel : "Oh baby girl" (hug)
Me : (Crying cat meme)
The Telephone scene in Disco Elysium is so engaging.
It really feels like you are the main character.
While the MGS fanbase absolutely despises Metal Gear Solid 4, the moment you return to Shadow Moses and "the best is yet to come" starts playing in the background, which also played in Metal Gear Solid 1's endgame credits, i just completely break down emotionally and shed a few tears every time. It's such an overwhelming moment.
Instant sub bro, superb content
Thank you so much!
i didn't play most of Halo's sequel so when I first saw the title segment I thought it was the escape from the Pillar of Autumn. It was one of the most memorable sequence for me, still remembering the the frustration and relief and adrenaline of that drivethrough. And that music....o my.
Ya that would have been a great pick too honestly there are so many in halo it’s almost impossible to pick lol, thank you for the support!
what a superb piece of work
Thanks me
My best gaming moment is no doubt a peaceful ending of Planescape Torment. That moment when you merge with your immortality and accept you fate. When you take moment and free your companions from torments your broken existence brought to them. Especially if you took time to invest into their stories and found out your influence on them. I saw that scene several times and each time I had to take a moment to get over it.
Little edit loop here…great vid as always
Appreciate the support!
Your channel is so underrated
Appreciate that!
You should definitely do another video like this! there are a few great games that could have been in it
Also, "True colors" mission from Starcraft 1. Truely "blam" moment in the main campaign.
StarCraft had some awesome moments for sure
Titanfall 2 is one of the most underrated games ever. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
@@FranklyGaming love the content, hope to see this channel grow even more!
Came out the gates swinging with cyberpunk jesus christ
Wanted to put that one first since I knew it was special lol, thanks for supporting my work!
Great video mate. Keep up the good work.
Really appreciate that! Thank you for watching
Shadow of the colossus just the first intro scene to the game where the protagonist first enters the forbidden realm and crosses the bridge to reveal the world setting was breathtaking and emotionally evocative
Gears of War definitely deserves to be on here
Ya I had to put the nod at the start at least for sure
I would say ending of Warcraft 3 The Frozen Throne is even more chilling in retrospect. Basically evil winning by player's own hand. Nothing redemptive or anti-hero about this. Just utter victory for the bad guy.
Cyberpunk 2077 is my second favourite game of all time, the first is The Witcher 3, I'm sad there is no Witcher 3 moments, like when Geralt finds Ciri in the enchanted island.
Two moments immediately come to mind, one obvious and one not so obvious. The obvious one is Kratos retrieving the Blades of Chaos, uncovering the bloody, monstrous memories and sins of his past to save his son...a sobering moment for him and a thrilling moment for me. The not so obvious one is Dark Souls 3, walking down the long empty corridor to "marry" Anri. Technically you could run down the corridor and be done with it quickly, but I chose to walk there. As I walked, I wondered to myself why we do the things we do in games, how we become numb to the violence that surrounds us, and our moral ambiguity. And then I get to the end of the corridor and complete the ceremony, and continue the cycle of grotesque violence that we've become numb to. So maybe that wasn't intentional on the part of the devs, but I guess I created my own "compelling moment" there.
Cried my eyes out in the Mordin moment.
Nier automata is one of the sweetest and coolest games I’ve ever seen❤
Interesting video, but I really think that you miss on some very significant moments that you should check out:
First and foremost the dream sequence in Disco Elysium. I am an older chap who has seen a lot. this one left me in tears.
The end of the Witcher 3 - Blood and wine. 2 old friends sharing a glass of wine and a moment of tranquility that only old friends can have.
Transistor, obviously. several moments stand out but the ending top them all.
And a more personal one: first time to sail out of the Wolfstack docks in the Sunless sea, and the haunting music kicking in, and you know that you are in to something very special
Hey Frankly Gaming! I love the new video. Excellent content as always. I completely agree that gaming and how we experience these stories are the best form of entertainment. The stories, the twists and turns, the surprises, the moments that make you think long after playing the game are some of my favorite experiencs. For example, The game Observation by No Code, is one of my favorite games that I play every year. You experience the story from the artificial intelligent system's point of view. The "holy sh*t" moment for me is when you find out where your space station is located towards the beginning of the game. I hightly recommend that game. Oh, btw, I too, have a non-existent girlfriend, and I call her my wife. Lol! Keep up the great work!
Shoutout wives haha, thanks for watching as always!
As years go by, I can appreciate Fallout 3 atmosphere and the theme about "Sacrifice for the greater good" like the ending (before the DLC came), and also about Family.
i wish in totk you couldnt find the master sword through the korok forest. going through the memories first makes the final sword pull 100 times better.
Never liked fortnite but looking back at it i dont think we will ever see a game Explode like that, it went from being an unkown small game to being among the biggest games in history in like a couple of months
Ya nothing else was like it and it really did change the industry, even though I don’t play anymore definitely deserved a spot on the list
@@FranklyGaming thanks for the answer, i Just discovered your Channel and i love it
Cyberpunk somehow inspired me so much during my college years. Just tryna make it to major league with Jackie.
Missing: "Half as long, Twice as bright" Infamous 2
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got my like on the first game lol, Cyberpunk has so many moments that linger in your head
Such a great game for sure, and thanks for the support!
Back when gaming was still relatively young - the Xbox was about to see the release of Advent Rising - Play magazine ran an article about emotional engineering. It's still one of my favorite topics of videogaming. I loved discovering that in Deus Ex, you could save your pilot Malik by staying near the crash site and taking down the enemies. I didnt realize that until a later playthru.
amazing choices
Peter's speech to Nikki in the promise world from GOTG is up there for me.
GOTG was such a great game
I lost count to the times you spoke about Cyberpunk 2077, cus of that, gonna give it a go. Thx man
Outstanding
Red dead 2 in the pic but not in the vid is crazy. I've been bamboozled.
Ya would have been a great moment to add I had to put a scene in as a nod since it has some great moments for sure, thanks for watching!
@@FranklyGaming Arthur's last ride hits like a boulder. As soon as the music starts, you know the gang and his story are about to end. That moment, for me, represents *why pace matters*.
Why a slow narrative with various mundane tasks can lead to such an impactful climax, even if we mostly figured how it would end, from playing RDR1.
That game is all about the journey, not the destination, and that scene hits that point perfectly
Cyberpunk 2077 has a KILLER OST! in the beginning that was the only thing that kept me playing.
Just by looking at the video section names, I know I’m going to love this video.
Thank you for supporting my channel!
People do give CoD a lot of crap, but few acknowledge how much they innovate and adapt the overall formula. Not just in terms of narrative risks, but functional elements too. There's never credit given to CoD coming up with hit confirms which are now so standard FPS games can't NOT have them. More recently they added weapon mounting and even took a risk on the extraction shooter genre with DMZ, and it's honestly pretty amazing.
Rest easy Mordin 🫡
I just discovered your channel and love your content. I find I agree with everything you say, and have decided to give Cyberpunk a try based on your inputs. You are all about story and heart, and I wish more gamers shared your views as well (I also believe Mass Effect 1 and 3 were the best as well).
A suggestion: You might enjoy Hellblade , if you haven't played it yet. I don't think I've seen you cover this one yet, but it is a real masterpiece of cinematography---and based on a real life mental disorder. Also Horizon Zero Dawn had a great story as well. But Hellblade really nailed the camera, atmosphere, and everything that made it eerie and uncomfortable, but also wanting to play more in hopes Senua can overcome her demons.
Thank you for the kind words! And I really need to get around to trying hellblade have heard tons of good stuff
@@FranklyGaming Totally, and with Hellblade II coming out soon, it is a good excuse to try the first one. Would love to see your opinion on it. It was an instant classic for me, and a game I will never forget.
@@FranklyGaming it just went on sale today on steam for 85% off! 👍
You didn't even talk about the biggest reason why getting the Master Sword in TotK is so emotional Lol.
Cool video though.
Transistor. If you haven't played it, I think you'd enjoy it. Great gave overall but the end brought me to literal tears and I think it was the first, or one of the first games to do that. Don't want to spoil anything
Great video, you come through with your message quite clearly in every game. I did not miss you including a small clip of outer wilds, which i suppose you did as a nod to the fans of the game, but is there a reason you didn't dedicate a section to it? As a big fan of the game and the way it portrays different themes I thought for sure it would be here
Ya I put clips as a nod to one’s I didn’t include, just had to stop at some point to work on the actual video haha
and I spoke a lot about it in my most profound questions in gamws video you will like that
Thank You :')
Does anyone know the song that was used when FranklyGaming was talking about HIFI rush? Is it part of the soundtrack? It’s so good!
Recency bias, but my top 10 would be filled with Final Fantasy 16.
A man of class lol
I love your channel so much. I know you get dislikes because you say things people don't want to or aren't ready to hear.
But you say the truth.
Btw loved the last part with Lee and Clementine.. really underrated..
Btw I think even Plague Tale Requiem should have made the list..
Nevertheless, great video ❤
Ya I actually wanted to add plague tale it has so many great moments for sure will have to include it in a future video.
And appreciate the kind words thanks for watching!
Thief.
I love the Medieval dark fantasy setting, it is far better than any steam punk 18th century dark fantasy setting. (The way Thief 2:The metal age combined the two was just superb.)
Thiefs sense of atmosphere is unparalleled.
The use of direct sound & ambient noise, lighting and environment is so complex and well thought out that it all blends together to form a complete, believable world and completely encapsulates your mind.
The looting sounds and objective completed sounds are just amazing, so satisfying.
All of the sound design is superb…bone chillingly ominous and grippingly terrifying at times.
The scariest and most enjoyable game series I have ever played.
My Biggest gaming achievement: When I finished Shalebridge Cradle in Thief 3:Deadly Shadows. That is by far the scariest segment in a game that I have ever played, the story is so rich and engaging ,a mental labyrinth and as you gather small snippets of information whilst you are trying to survive, you get ice cold as the realisations hit you of what Shalebridge Cradle was and is.
I entered the Cradle fully stacked out with kit and ammunition, when I exited the Cradle running for my life, I had only two oil flasks left in my inventory and nothing else.... plummeting metres to the ground, impacting the hard cobblestone pavement... I look up, dazed, bruised, injured, but knowing that I survived Shalebridge Cradle ... that was sensational.
Thief : The Dark Project, the Metal Age & Deadly Shadows.
By far the best gaming series ever made.
If we could get a proper remake of this series with no propaganda of the woke feminazi cult, then we will have pure gaming perfection.
The end of Thief 2: The Metal age. ... ''I am a child of Karris , a child of Karrriiisss….''
PLEASE can someone with vast amounts of imagination and creativity make another proper ‘’Thief’’ game..please.
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Amazing video, i do have a sigestion, Soma, i can think of many moments that were mind-bogglingly thoughtful and gets too little attention for its brilliance.
Soma is amazing would be great on the list, I talked about it in my most profound questions in gsmes video
@FranklyGaming cool, I'll make sure to check it out, thank you for letting me know👍
@@piersoncassady5769 anytime and thanks for watching!
Appreciate the vid, enjoyed watching it.
Played almost all of it and it hits pretty close.
In case you haven't played yet [or for anyone in comments] - here's a ref
- Life is Strange [original one] (close to Walking dead in gameplay)
It's one the most emotionally charged games I ever played. And I truly envy anyone who's about to play it for the first time.
Mine was just recently with soma . Not the best for game play. Mostly just a walking simulator but once the end hit me I was floored!
I could talk for absolute hours regarding the SWKOTOR 2 twist. I felt really sad and kinda angry but in a good way. Obsidian truly needs a very linited time to make the best games
could you please credit the music used in the intro? it gave me goosebumps ---Legendary video by the way
It’s from producerx! Called “searching”. Bought the license from his team
All good choices and soundly reasoned. I might add curing the Genophage in Mass Effect 3. Paragon or Renegade doesn't matter. It hits hard either way.
Metro 2033.
The Metro series remains the best Apocalyptic horror shooter ever.
The first time I played Metro Last Light, I was in a literal mental apocalypse.... thus my actions caused me to get the bad ending.
Years later after a similar life devastating event, I played the Witcher 3 .... and I got the best ending ever... so at least there is some evidence of mental improvement as we gain XP in this world.
It's really hard explaining Nier without spoiling anything lol
Cyberpunk endings go hard i cried thought ending it was better for everyone but i was wrong
Cyberpunk's Don't Fear (the reaper) is the best feeling in the game. I love the dialogue from V and Johnny hyping you up the whole way through
!!!SPOILERS!!!
"If I gotta die I'd rather fall into my own grave gun in hand and on fire. And not drag anyone down with me"
Getting through the metal detector and pulling the Malorian out like a cowboy
"Gonna be an ambush no doubt. Just focus - you're better than them" followed by a good 10 minutes of complete massacre
Saying goodbye to Judy, wishing her luck and then blasting off to space like a badass while "Never Fade Away" s playing in the background.
How could you choose the coward "shoot yourself in the face" ending, i don't know.
You get the exact same ending if you die during Don't Fear (the reaper)
My newest favorite moment in gaming is a guy name Clive Rossfield Fantasy punched god in the face
For my first best moment has to be the final fight with Ares in gow1, that fight blew my mind when i was 12
missing borderlands 2 when you have to kill mordecai bird
Where is that thumbnail from?
Wow. This guy really understands suicide.
I love the fortnite entry, even though i dont necessarily play the game but a credit should be given when it's due!
Ya I knew I had to put it in there for sure, thanks for watching!
Metal Gear Solid 1 - Sniper Wolf’s death
Good list!
There is a particular moment in Xenoblade Chronicles 3--and everyone who has played that game knows exactly what I am talking about--that is absolutely emotionally devastating.
Lots of time investment in 1, 2, and the DLCs for each to get there. But...man. 😅
To preface typing this comment in the first section about cyberpunk but I absolutely agree I started skipping cutscenes wayyy back in the day playing ff13 getting shit on by the bosses over and over, but this game made me sit back and listen closely to everyone, they all feel so alive, and like they're existence actually has a purpose outside of giving me a new quest marker. I remember playing that side quest where the dude was imitating Jesus and died on the crucifix for the BD and at first being disgusted as a Christian that someone was doing this but slowly coming to grips with it and eventually admiring the faith that was displayed in a video game, as I read the Bible more, I ended up feeling disgusted with myself that a video game character that I judged represented my beliefs better then I did. Now I regret in my first playthrough that I didn't help him to the very end... Amazing the reflection and heart that goes into video games!
When Dom dies in Gears of War series....
Cyber Punk 2077
The combat and the diverse options to use for combat is thrilling. Assault rifles, Sniper rifles, pistols , Fight as a Samurai wielding a katana in melee and if you lose your Katana and Tanto , you have Mantis Blades to cut down your enemies whilst using complex netrunning and stealth to be a 2077 AD Shinobi.
The lore and missions on Cyberpsychosis is gripping.
The debufs/negative consequences of using too much cyber ware sounds sensational. I would love if you get screen jitters and ocular blur or light static when you creep closer to cyber psychosis.
And even lose complete control and go on a murder spree whilst you are unconscious, and eventually, if you don’t rectify it… you succumb to the psychosis.
I would love to be able to join/Work for the Trauma team, to go on several missions where you have to enter a hostile location, secure the area, find and secure the patient and safely exfil him/her via medivac.
Some lower class(Cheaper package) clients, you just rock up, secure the area and stabilise the patients condition, then you can leave … just leaving the patient there.
With the higher class/package clients, you enter into deep underground lairs to retrieve them, covering your squad as they carry them via stretcher to the medivac air ambulance, sometimes when the patient is loaded onboard , you can stay behind and continue with the mop up procedure or end the mission there.
However some missions will have you get back into the air ambulance and accompany them to the MedCenter.
Some very high priority clients whom have assassins after them will be a challenge to protect, even whilst in flight on they way to the MedCenter, your AV can get shot down, causing the AV to crash in unsavoury locations, surrounded by fiends, scum and the encroaching assassins. You then have to secure the patient and exfiltrate what is left of your team to a secure area for extraction, or if your coms are damaged in the crash, your team has to slog on foot a great distance , battling thugs, assassins, fiends and public riots of the discontent citizenry whom can’t afford such medical care (A lot of potential for grey / important decision making) eventually commandeering a suitable vehicle that can fit the patient and some of your team, with the mission only ending once you have successfully driven the vehicle to the MedCentre , overcoming multiple obstacles , with the patients alive at the hospice.
Custom load out choices for the security and EMTs depending on what the situation is, plotting a route to get there in under 3 to 5 minutes.
Joining trauma should enable you to get membership (and even Platinum-Coverage if you can afford it)...would be cool to be able to call in help when you know you will go down (or when you actually go down).
You join the faction in the aims of working your way up to reach the best of the best in medical care , to hopefully find anyone whom can aid you with your..relic issue.
Obviously your medical skills/perks will have to be high in order to join this faction.
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I love that the game punished you if you get the worst ending. CDPR are just visionaries.
‘’Today is truly a historic day. Today, technology has fulfilled the promise left empty by religion. ‘’ The most striking line when you get the absolute worst ending in the game.
The references to ‘’Silence of the Lambs’’, good music, all the call backs to the Matrix, ‘’The Cat’’...’’DeJa Vu ‘’,’’R.A.B.I,T,S’’, the edge of the Arasaka tower building,the red and blue pills, the second Net,the rogue AI’s and Johnny played by the legend Keano himself, such brilliance.
The deep storytelling and character arcs are so refreshing, so good to see that proper storytelling is not completely dead in this decrepit modern age of the Woke feminazi cult.
Takemura,Delemain ,Saul, all such deep, complex and alluring characters, not to mention the rollercoaster of a ride you go on with Johnny, a friend whom I’d take a bullet for.
The branching choices and their differing consequences , leading to a diverse amount of vastly differing endings, is superb.
I need a mod that adds Arney as a playable T800 Terminator in game!!! Please give us more. Only Armey can be more epic than Keano. Arney would be the most badass character in CP 2077.
This game is a masterpiece. Well done and thank you CDPR.
You were lucky brother, my ending in cyberpunk was a disjointed mess, the messages in the credits that I got had nothing to do with my choices to the point I thought my playthrough was somehow glitched. Already soured by other issues I encountered after 140 hs put into the game I was ... frustrated to say the least. Considering I played the game, broken even after patch 1.5, hoping the story would redeem it's less favorable qualities. I uninstalled out of spite after that ending.
A prime example of the peak-end rule, if not for that badly put together epilogue I would've chalked up the game a serviceable rpg lite romp with amazing world building.
I'm actually kinda shook that the Zelda mention didn't.... mention anything about heartbreak. It really makes me wonder if our dear author of this video didn't finish the game before making this video or had never gotten any of the tear memories. That moment on the dragon was indeed awe inspiring and full of wonder from an outside perspective, I agree. But from inside the game, knowing what I know, that scene was gut wrenching. One of the most viscerally sad feelings of loss that I've experienced in a game. Like, there are compilations of people crying real tears to this game. Even for people who get the tears after the master sword look back on that moment with dawning horror. IDK this mention was worthy but missed such a gaping, huge part of the impact that I'm left completely confused. Or perhaps dear author didn't emotionally connect, which is a bit hard to swallow if so. I'm a little weirded out bro! My time in TOTK was dominated by plucky eagerness to get to Zelda adventuring that was slowly shadowed by overwhelming grief. I love [REDACTED] so much, and I was already so attached after the events of BOTW. Fearing for [REDACTED] and the growing horrible feeling that something unspeakable happened left me so hollow. Actually finding the master sword and making contact when fully aware was... harrowing.
My pick: supernova explosion in Freespace 2. Not shocking anymore after Modern Warfare, but for a time it was blast moment and is not legendary only because of relatively little popularity of this masterpiece of a game.
I haven’t heard of freespace sounds cool though, and thanks for watching!
@@FranklyGaming Play the whole series, i guarantee you, you WON'T regret it. It has one of the most menacing aliens in the video games history. Preferably just buy Freespace 2 and than download mods that recreated Freespace 1 campaign + Silent Threat Reborn moded campaign (fan retelling of expantion campaign to freespace 1).
I see the chick in the thumbnail made the mistake of going backstage with Corpsegrinder 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There are a couple moments of gaming I know I will never forget. I’m gonna skip the moment I played Lego Star Wars at a cousin’s place which lead me to wanting a console in the first place. The first belongs to Assassin’s Creed 2. There are many I could pick, but music has always been very important to me and I’ll never forget the tune of the ost piece Ezio’s Family. As you climb the church tower with Ezio’s brother and they speak the words «May this life never change, brother» «and may it never change us», I realized the potential of games was more than fun action and funny moments. Honourable mention to «It’s-a me - Mario».
Second, most definitly finding Ciri in Witcher 3. Like many, I was new to the universe and didn’t know anything that wasn’t shared in the game itself, but I didn’t need to even know the character’s names to feel the emotion in that scene. Truely a beautiful showcase that moves from the deepest of sorrows to the most genuine joy. Just looking at Geralt’s face during it all and seeing the otherwise stoic or witty lead truely break for a moment is incredible. And again, the music is perfect. Honourable mention to Ogg, Rogg and Pogg.
Thirdly, Bloodborne. I had tried DS3 beforehand. Didn’t understand what I was doing, where I was going and from the outset the grey high fantasy setting appeared somewhat dull. Gave up quick. Then, Bloodborne became free on PS+ one month. I downloaded it because why not. Immediately I realized this wasn’t the same as DS3. Not just because of looks and the general gameplay changes, but how everything was layed out and presented. Enemies lurk in the dark, a mysterious shriek pierces the heavens as you ascend your first ladder and the ambience is neither music nor the moaning of undead, but talking. Incoherent, unhinged ravings and distant voices blaming you for the state of affairs. Knocking on doors greets you with hostility or ridicule. Each step along the main street brings forth worse and worse odds of survival, untill inevitably as a new player to the series, you die. Greeted by a somber, slow violin tune and a misty garden surrounding a cozy workshop, populated by nothing besides the messengers and a lifeless doll. To me, seeing this stark contrast if a safe, cozy haven against the prior horrors of the streets was an incredibly impactful moment. Even moreso then, was when you return there for the last time. The once lifeless doll, now a familiar and comforting face, pays no mind to the raging fire around her and directs you to the foot of the great tree out back, through a previously locked gate. There, my favourite fromsoft moment occurs. The duel with your mentor and would be saviour. If you managed to follow the story, you know this is not a battle for supremacy for the loser is the one who will be saved. Honourable mention to CUMMMFPK.
There are many others. I was going to mention Nier, but I couldn’t round it down to just one moment, let alone one game or one genre (Thanks, Yoko Taro). Coop, competative multiplayer and simulator games also have their moments. With the release of HBO’s TLOU series, I realized so many people think games are either call of duty or minecraft and have no clue about the incredible stories and experiences beneath the surface. I feel fortunate to have discovered them at a young age and to have been able to grow up alongside them. Looking forwards to many more memories yet to be made.